An analysis of Magnificent 7 stocks using hourly charts to determine if technicals are more bullish or bearish.
This Friday marks the end of the week. Happy Friday to all.
As the week concludes, attention turns to the Magnificent 7 stocks. Some of them appear less "magnificent" these days, but the label is expected to endure, similar to the FANG term earlier.
Each stock is examined with consistent technical tools on an hourly chart. Then a single question is answered: Are the technicals more bullish or more bearish?
Key considerations include where support and resistance lie, whether buyers or sellers control the market, and what could alter the current bias.
The analysis has a game-show atmosphere, but each conclusion is supported by technical reasoning. Price action and the indicators provide the narrative.
It is a blend of education and entertainment as the weekend approaches.
Thus, the game "More Bullish or More Bearish" begins.
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